While the United States started is called the evolution of Canada satellite radio now in their tracks. Canadian Radio-television and telecommunications started (CRTC) of Board hearings in 2004 for loans from the candidates to develop the first radio broadcast via satellite from Canada. Canadian satellite radio industry has received much interest and, finally, were presented with three major applications: XM posted in partnership with the Canadian satellite radio and Sirius filed an application with the default transmission and CBC. The third application is owned by CHUM Limited and Astral Media and many came as a surprise. Was mainly because CHUM Limited and Astral Media came up with a solution different from that proposed by Sirius and XM Radio CHUM applied for a subscription radio service that must be delivered through existing terrestrial DAB transmitters. In other words, would be the issuers that receiving satellite transmission, so continue to transfer of ownership of consumer receivers. While the proposal of CHUM Limited and Astral Media offers a complete Canadian approach, bringing the first two a mix of technology who founded and Canadian broadcasting channels. XM and Sirius Radio had a slight advantage in the fact that the coverage area of the satellites already existed in the regions of Canada, for a small audience was already in their services.
Three of the Canada satellite radio service
Canadian Radio-television and telecommunications (CRTC) Council approved three applications in June 2005, but with a set of conditions for three solicitants. Here, they are much needed by the CRTC:
• A minimum of 8 channels must be produced in Canada and for each Canadian Channel 9 foreign channels can be transferred.
• At least 85% of the content in Canadian production rules (like music or spoken word) must be Canadian.
• At least 25% of the Canadian French-language stations must be channels.
• At least 25% of the Canadian music broadcast on the channels must be new Canadian music.
• Must be at least 25% of the music played on Canadian artists emerging channels Canadians.
All three companies had to accepting these terms, because they are part of Canadian broadcasting regulations. U.s. companies and their Canadian partners undertook negotiations for failover rules in your favor. A great partnership offers XM Radio and Sirius was the French content of 50% vs. 25% required by the CRTC would play. As a result of the negotiations, XM Radio 5 channels commentator of the National Hockey League has received, as well as channels, already had-XMs framework agreement was cover the Canadian NHL games. The fact that the U.S. satellite industry giants all two authorized to distribute Canadian territory determined CHUM appeal of the decision. They drove their actions, saying that two American companies would simply any "stik" CHUM of its presence in Canada let not anyone who asks for the development of Canadian society. CHUM also complain cutting agreements with two American companies. In response said the Canadian satellite radio and Sirius Canada that CHUM is actually get a monopoly on the market of satellite radio for you.
Canadian satellite radio today
One of the main complaints of the population of Canada was that the decision of CRTC Canadian content should be enough. Broadcasting has emerged with promises of additional French and Canadian content. The Canadian Federal Cabinet agreed decision of CRTC on 10 September 2005. XM satellite radio was launched on 29 November 2005 and Sirius was 1 December. Monthly subscription rates are $ 12.99 for XM with a time of activation fee of $ 19. 99 and $ 14. 99 for Sirius, without any activation costs. Both companies expect a rapid growth in numbers of the subscribers, even if, in spite of Cancon extra, they added to your airtime, there are still some voices in protest against the potential monopoly two companies can do in the near future.
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